The Police Rescue Me From Very Angry Man - DJI Mini 2

The Police Rescue Me From Very Angry Man
Today I visit a garden furniture manufacturer and one of the workers got very angry at me videoing the site.
He threatened to call the police and as he said that the police arrived.
Watch what happened next and please enjoy the video.

[@Floyd1138]

Kudos to constable James who knows the law and stands up for citizens rights ,.. what an amazing breath of fresh air.

[@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503]

No, he doesn't: he says, 'Unfortunately he's allowed to film.' Therefore he would prefer a totalitarian state that would make recording in public illegal. To Him freedom is unfortunate and he'd prefer to lock you up for recording. Watch out for these people. xx

[@Floyd1138]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 nah your reading too much into the use of one word which is commonly used, he was saying it was unfortunate to angry mans complaints. Respect to the constable.

[@paulsando80]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 wrong. He means unfortunately for you, ie the complainer.

[@Dan.Dawson]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 oh for goodness sake 🤣🤣 Nah.. its 'unfortunately FOR YOU' ... you've taken a very scenic route my friend and the way you see the world must me mental torture for you. Like humans, there's good ones and there's dickheads. People don't want Robot Police yet cry when they get a human response after they give them abuse.

[@jamesfirth2392]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 nonsense, he's having to pander to the complainant to avoid a complaint. It's obvious this PC is a fan of public photography, and has dealt with this job in a text book manner.

[@gazthompson3386]

What a surprise. What a sound copper that bloke was . Gentleman

[@risingstorm4239]

He's quality it hurts me to say it but he's a good cop. The pcso will learn from him

[@Donkey-rr1ge]

It’s amazing how when a copper actually knows the law it de-escalates the whole situation, hats off to them both putting the angry factory chap in his place straight away.

[@andrewlongworth]

What a brilliant plod. He literally reminded me that there are still some professional plods about. A 10 out of 10 to him. Brilliant copper.

[@stuartbrown8259]

I'm a bit cynical.

[@TallSilentGuy]

These are possibly the best police officers you've ever encountered. I hope the pretty young WPCSO gets promoted if that's what she wants.

[@DonegalOverlanding]

SIMPS still alive and well!

[@ohgoshitsjosh3682]

Its PCSO no such thing as a WPC or WPCSO stop being sexist.

[@modelmakingman]

How nice to see a police officer that knows how to talk to a member of the public and even rearer to know photography law. A lot of police officers should take note and learn. As Punch and Judy would say " that's the way to do it " Good work PJ.

[@mrstupid]

Thats the way to do it, Mr Punch. Dont forget Mr Punch

[@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503]

Terrible police: he says, 'Unfortunately he's allowed to film.' Therefore he would prefer a totalitarian state that would make recording in public illegal. To Him freedom is unfortunate and he'd prefer to lock you up for recording. Watch out for these people. xx

[@paulsando80]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 stop talking shite.

[@markdonnellyuk]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 🤣🤣

[@willkirton1178]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 disagree - given the conversation after he's fine with it... "Unfortunately" seems a way of placating and building a relationship with him to put his mind at ease and let the guy know he's on his side.

[@turdwarbler]

Its great to meet a policeman who actually knows the photography laws and drone laws. Well done mate.

[@Cybertruck1000]

Got to give credit to the police officer. This is the type of mindset and use of people skills we need from constables. More like him would help restore faith in the police. Nice to see a support officer experiencing what it's like to work alongside such a good role model.

[@cedarkey]

Excellent, well educated police officer. Unfortunately they’re a rare breed.

[@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503]

'Unfortunately': the copper says, 'Unfortunately he's allowed to film.' Therefore he would prefer a totalitarian state that would make recording in public illegal. To Him freedom is unfortunate and he'd prefer to lock you up for recording. Watch out for these people. xx

[@dorjestego6697]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 Police officers are trained to use this kind of language to help defuse the situation and they often use it when they're telling someone the law doesn't favour their position. It's simply the polite version of "unfortunately *for you*"

[@Dan.Dawson]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 stop spamming the thread

[@streaky81]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 unfortunately your comprehension of spoke English isn't very good - unfortunately he was being sarcastic to the guy telling him essentially to "shut up".

[@vanpallandt5799]

@@pussypostlethwaitsaeronaut8503 the channel owner seems pretty fairly friendly to the police

[@lustforlife358]

What magnificent police officers, a credit to the UK force.

[@Bob10009]

This is exactly how police should behave. Professional, friendly, respectful,great relations with the public. Well done constable. 👍🏻

[@abc33944]

The video needs to be passed onto the remainder 99.9. % then

[@Boyson66]

How uplifting to see a copper that knows the law and acts in a very professional manner.

[@yetidodger6650]

He reminded me of the old school type coppers from years past, polite and non confrontational. Kudos to them both, an asset to their force.

[@TopG-aming]

these coppers should be the benchmark for all other coppers

[@paulbromley6687]

This is my favourite copper. Human friendly and knows the law, and what he doesn’t know he stays cautious he gets two thumbs up. The pcso will learn a lot from him.

[@creekyknee]

That young officer was amazing. A real breath of fresh air, pleasant, polite, sensible, calmed down the wally with the hi-viz and stayed for a chat afterwards. A credit to the uniform.

[@learningpianoat61]

Imagine a country where all cops act like James... Yah, it's a ridiculous dream.

[@ianleech7166]

Nice to see a young modern police officer with old school copper values and attitudes. Most of the new breed just want to get in your face and get the cuffs on. Hope his colleagues watch this and take note, be polite and respectful...and you'll get the same in return.

[@Kingofrestrrooms666]

7:42 Copper; “unfortunately he can video from a public place”. It’s Disgraceful when a police officer infers it’s unfortunate that the public has rights to video in public. The bloody Yanky cops use this line every time.

[@terryharman6399]

2 police officers who are a credit to the force ... Sussed the situation out in 10 second flat.. did not feel the need to dominate and intimidate or give out stupid orders ... had a reasonable grasp of the law ... well done

[@pooooornopigeon]

Great police officers, what a breath of fresh air.

[@Wetthewhistle]

The big copper was brilliant 👌🏻

[@ptaylor5014]

Wow thats a super nice surprise from those 2 police officers, all officers should watch this video and learn how it should be done!

[@MikeEves]

But avoid saying 'unfortunately he's allowed to film'. He can film, end of story

[@StrawberrySunday212]

The cop was lovely, and good to see he knows the score with filming. Well done James, great attitude fella.

[@susanashcroft2674]

Credit where credit is due the Police Officer engaged with you from the outset appropriately as did his colleague and diffused the situation with the angry man. He knew the situation around photography and that was good to see and hear. A refreshing change.

[@hididdleydee6804]

Hes the nicest and most genuine policeman ive ever saw on these audit vids , this should be used as a training vid for all police

[@davidcann6021]

What absolutely sound officers! Engaging and actually not pumped up on ego. Exactly the kind of officers which are needed.

[@carparkcampers8407]

Them officers were a credit to their police station , some reassurance has been resumed 👍

[@shaunparkin3167]

Wonderful respect to those police officers. They were very professional and also wanted to understand more of what you do massive 👏👏👏 to them … great video as usual PJ

[@idunnobruxx2074]

What a top copper, great interaction, this is how it should be.

[@Zombie101]

What I like about this is seeing all the positive comments about the police officer. It just goes to show we all as one public give credit where credit is due. I think the police and authorities in general could learn a lot for free from these audit videos on yt

[@eddyblackmore2834]

What amuses me is if PC James looked exactly the same but acted like most other coppers, there'd be dozens of comments about tattooed thugs and questions like "how did they let him join the force/go out on patrol looking like that?" Almost as if the ink isn't a problem until it's on a dickhead.

[@gccossie4596]

Great police response. A copper with common sense, rarely encountered. Well done James and partner.

[@jean-paulvanmeerbeek2271]

James interaction with you and that angry bloke was spot on. A breath of fresh air really. The UK needs more cops like him 😊

[@SergeiFedorov77]

The cops were very pleasant and polite, very much appreciated!

[@petermartin6025]

It's a shame all police officers didn't behave like these 2 officers they know how to treat the public when they are like that they get my respect 100%. And thanks PJ for another great video

[@tismeagen684]

A refreshing change to see a police officer and PCSO who were polite and knowledgeable. Far too many police try to be authoritative and do not understand the legal situation.

[@daveholds6672]

Hallelujah. Finally two police officer's who can engage are polite know that public filming is not a crime . Could it be the the auditing message is finally getting through. Top marks PJ . And to the police officer's.

[@rustydashcams]

Top police officers well done guy's

[@frankgardiner5002]

That officer is a credit to the force can we have more like him please.

[@HorsleyLandy88]

he was a credit to the force, nice easy going guy and gal.

[@Skinhead-201]

Quality policing from James. Well done.

[@MikeEves]

But needs to avoid using the words 'unfortunately he's allowed to film'. Instead use 'he can film, now stop wasting police time.'

[@scooby1992]

@@MikeEves I agree , he does , but in fairness I think it was just a turn of phrase as part of the explanation as to why Pete was acting lawfully . I dont think it had any hidden meaning as a criticism of the law . I wonder if the company complained to the police because James didnt reprimand Pete which is clearly what they expected him to do .

[@shaunmonkhouse3890]

What great guy and the lady fantastic.

[@firebobby140]

Can these two officers carry out some training for other police staff on How deal with members of the public carrying out a legal video audit. They just have the right, friendly attitude which is so nice to see. Good on ‘em.

[@MichaelSPN]

Great video PJ. What a gentleman that copper was. He was a top bloke and I loved how he held a real conversation with you. Credit to the police!

[@judithmatthews8460]

Well done officers. You did very well. Filming isn’t a threat. Asking sensible questions about the whole process. We need more of these officers because they reassure people that the police serve the public. Nice young man.

[@IamaHaley]

Both of them where equally nice probably the best police approach I've ever seen in auditing can't say enough good words about them they created a good example sadly they are very rare There was also no ego Great audit by all parties apart from the site Regards

[@pilothobson]

This police constable is a credit to the police.

[@nigelbaldwin752]

Good policeman, a human being with a brain and he used it combined with knowledge of the law. He was also able to connect at a human level and gained knowledge, A wise man who will become wiser by the day as no inflated ego got in the way. Pcso also seemed approachable with an attitude that makes her an asset to the police and importantly us the public.

[@davidlester7066]

Nice approach from the Police officers...those two were a credit to the uniform .

[@yasminet6355]

Out of all the audits I've watched that's the best police officer ever in regards to coming down on the side of the auditor rather than the person who called them out. You could tell he was on the side of the auditor right from the start. What a refreshing change.

[@johnpeace23]

What a fantastic bloke that copper was,totally impressed with his attitude really enjoyed listening to the conversation with him! Hope he makes sergeant soon, need more like him. Respect.

[@willielongbotham7156]

Got to say, he was a genuine " Bobby" no attitude, ego, or power tripping, just calm and able, both of them, must have slipped through the net...

[@johngolding640]

Great video and much respect to both police officers for their professionalism

[@funkybecksta1967]

What a chat! Big up the Big man, what a decent, well educated Human. His Family will be well proud!

[@futurebleeps]

Respect to Constable James for knowing the Law and PJs photography rights 👏🏻

[@DEFIANT71DEFIANT]

Decent copper. I know he still asked a bunch of fishing questions but he did it in a very professional manner. He should get a transfer to the training division

[@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214]

Well that was a superb interaction by the male officer and female PCSO, if only other constables could approach situations like that then they'd have more public respect. Unlike the CID Sergeant who tried to bully AB the other day. Nice one Pete.

[@paulpiscina5906]

Nearly fell over!!!! An actual normal, straight talking, pleasant copper. What a pleasant surprise, he’s a credit to the force and others should take more. Well done that nan👍

[@andrewstratford4753]

Wow brilliant cop he should be a training officer.👍

[@RobertMihalache]

Officer 👮‍♂️ was top lad. Very good example from him of how they should react and be friendly with you. Nice one PJ 🏆

[@peterchapman8839]

Top copper well done well educated you should start training those clueless coppers that are in the force Should be more like you well done mate

[@scottgoode9874]

What an amazing interaction with the police. A policeman asking for advice and knowing that they don’t know everything. We are all human beings!! Treat people as you want to be treated!!

[@neilfoster814]

That PC and the lady PCSO were just brilliant, a great advertisement for good coppers. The site owner on the other hand was a complete tool who showed himself and his company in a completely negative light.

[@UrbanRatsAdventures]

Best 2 cops on KZbin 👌😃

[@benjiviews4300]

Good friendly coppers, that's all we ask for. Good to see these two professionals at work. Very good police officers.

[@apk74]

At last, a copper who knows the rules!

[@paulgirling9927]

I have to say what great police officers, who actually talked instead of firing questions at DJ. Very pleasant indeed and with that kind of attitude from the police really goes a long way with the public. Thank you DJ for another fantastic video, take care and look forward to your next video.

[@ThomasKing19933]

Fantastic police officer, a breath of fresh air.

[@noddydean9395]

big up to the two young coppers at last a breath of fresh air seeing 2 people that know how to engage with the public weldone them

[@waynesaunders4599]

It was great to see an officer with knowledge of the law and with comment sense, i loved the fact he said he would let the control room know which is something that bothers me when watching other auditors, the police always say other officers may talk to you, if only officers had a radio that they could use to communicate to other officers that there's nothing to worry about, i mean they could put it at the top of their chest to make it easier to use

[@ianship5058]

At last a good police officer well informed

[@ysgol3]

What a lovely police officer Pete, and, more importantly, he knew the law!! And what a gruesome pile of crap that factory nonentity was - horrendous advert for the company. Great work as always, thank you.

[@John-xn3sc]

Brilliant interaction with police he was a real coppa. One who believes in education and law not worrying about feelings legislation

[@russellopenshaw8975]

Well done police great interactions.shame on you firm manager

[@freespeechoneeach]

absolutely great coppers no ego wants to be educated good personality and probably wants to do the job for the right reasons. well done goole police.

[@MeikleholmCottage]

Excellent one Pete … thanks 🙏 to the cops 👮‍♀️ good and understanding for once …

[@AirPictureGM]

One of the main things I noticed was that there was no asking of names or ID immediately before at least rying to ascertain what was going on and then amazingly a conversation between two apparently rational human beings. Nice to see.

[@JT-xt8bh]

Finally after years of watching these vids we get to meet a couple of decent police officers!

[@petetongue6561]

What an amazing guy that copper is

[@charliecatton7563]

That's how all the police officers should react to people filming in public the officer knows the street photographer laws well done officer 👏

[@markdunkling1604]

The little goose stepper won't be wasting police resources again- made himself look a right mug over nothing-

[@Eirexeyes]

The two cops seem like nice guys. About time the cops didn't come in all heavy handed and making up laws. I have seen many bad police officers acting really bad with the public. A lot of cops treats the public like the enemy. Lime we're all criminals or something. These two police officers are a breath of fresh air... Nice to see that is.

[@LOrealHardly]

Great copper, wish we had more like him!

[@rogergrace2343]

That police officer has a bit of common sense what a pity the rest haven’t.

[@brianbettis2137]

Why don't you go do their job then?

[@rogergrace2343]

@@brianbettis2137 why don’t you , instead of making stupid comments

[@brianbettis2137]

Roger Grace according to you there's only one cop with a bit of common sense and apparently I'm the one making stupid comments. You're as dumb as the idiot you idolize 😎

[@winzfeld1]

They’re not all bad

[@TAKETopicS]

@Brian Bettis maybe because the reason there in the job is to do there fucking job... they wanted to be an officer not us........ so they should do it properly your not gonna be the queen and sit back in your trakkies smoking a fag infront of the public on your throne are you?

[@victoriaminns6436]

I love ❤️ this cooper he is amazing 🤩.He should be promoted to a sergeant or even higher if it was up to me. He was one of the best copper 👮‍♀️ I have seen for a long time.He should be training other 👮‍♂️ on how it is done ✔️ love 💕 him 👏❤️💋😜🇬🇧🌞🥇.This is how it should be done Please keep up the great work Peace and respect ✊

[@nickparsons1977]

Great couple of cops, fantastic interaction more of them please, well done PJ

[@paulraper1]

The two cops were BOTH great, new what they needed to know and do. One thing though, instead of agreeing with you and chatting away, why didn't they go and pull the guy at the company and give HIM a full explanation about the laws, he might have listened more to them. I know the cop told him you were ok to film from public, but he was STILL arguing a point with the cop as if he wasn't taking any notice. Great work as usual.

[@noneofyourbusiness9369]

That didn't take long to show no matter how many videos people don't understand it's legal to record in public and will lie to cause trouble for you. Nice officer's.

[@noneofyourbusiness9369]

@@nicotoscani1707 Of course. But have someone out there with a camera and someone who doesn't respect your rights then runs over you half a dozen times they give you a case number and maybe show up in a month.

[@MikeEves]

@@nicotoscani1707 Yep, they rarely turn up for burglaries.

[@nigelleyland166]

10 out of 10 for the PC,s. Aware of photography and drone laws basics if not the specifics, and took the opportunity to communicate and show the Force in a good light.

[@Real_Matt]

That police officer James was absolutely fantastic.

[@boilerroombob]

PC BEARD is everything the police should be what a gentleman x

[@carlitobrigante6304]

Good to see a Cop who knows the law regarding filming in public.

[@legacy1830]

Pete you are amazing. The more I watch your videos the more I am amazed by your genuine spirit of generosity and friendliness. Respect.

[@Phil-Sands]

Nice copper for a change!

[@janneroz-photographyonabudget]

Bloody 'ell! What a great copper! We don't see this often enough. Imagine, if all police officers were this switched on, professional etc. There'd be nothing to moan at, lol. I want to see the day where they can all be like this gent. Then people would respect the different police forces again. The young lady was great too. The idiot who called himself PW, hmmmmm. Pratt W**ker?

[@UKSkateboarding]

That guy had a real chip on his shoulder. Love how you stayed calm and respectful and that copper is a proper Bobby, sir peel would be proud of this guy if he was here.

[@wolfman3626]

Hats off to that officer bravo 👏 👍

[@fffffffggggg11111]

Absolutely what the cops should be like.

[@Dan-zb7vn]

Good to see decent officers these two are a credit to the force.

[@infinitiy11]

honestly wish their was more police officers like this. they both really are a credit to the police service

[@drain-unblocker]

Fantastic police interaction. These two are a great example of how to do it right. 👏